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Old 11-01-2006, 10:25 PM #1
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Which is the worse season for your health?

How does the seasons affect you or your loved one?
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Old 11-02-2006, 08:37 AM #2
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Winter has historically been the worst for me, because for years, I was prone to bronchitis and other upper resp ickies. Since losing the weight and eating so much better, I have seen a big improvement there.

Far as my brain...season change will often bring on a SP cluster for a day or so...nasty things, and I get about 20 of 'em before my brain shuts up again, but then, I'm (usually!) done for the next few months. Last bout was about 2 months ago.


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winter and fall def worst times of the yr. austin catches everythign under thesun and both kids have lung problems katie has restrictive lung disease and austin has ashma. so winter is def not our friend.
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I hate to see kids sick.....

I know a big problem around now is croupe....grrrrr

hope all will be healthly for the Holidays

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